If bin/pyang is given a path to a YANG file which contains more than
one '@' character (e.g. if there's an '@' in a parent directory), the
re_filename regexp will detect the revision-date as being everything
from the first instances of the '@' char in the path, to the yang/tin
suffix(es).
This fails to match the expected 'YYYY-MM-DD' date format that the
revision-date in the filename should take and pyang fails.
This commit fixes re_filename regexp so that it disregards all
characters in the filepath before the last directory separator (based
on the value of os.sep) in the string.
mbj4668
commented
2 years ago
If
bin/pyangis given a path to a YANG file which contains more than one '@' character (e.g. if there's an '@' in a parent directory), there_filenameregexp will detect the revision-date as being everything from the first instances of the '@' char in the path, to the yang/tin suffix(es).This fails to match the expected 'YYYY-MM-DD' date format that the revision-date in the filename should take and
pyangfails.This commit fixes
re_filenameregexp so that it disregards all characters in the filepath before the last directory separator (based on the value ofos.sep) in the string.